The CMP stated that protecting and fostering ethnic and religious diversity by ensuring the return of Kashmiri Pandits with dignity based on their rights as state subjects and reintegrating as well as absorbing them in the Kashmiri milieu.

There is good news for devotees who desire to obtain some sanctuary for some spiritual interest; however, they cannot because of unavailability of Pandits, traffic hazards during the city's busiest festivals.

According to Kashmir Media Service, the HCBA in a meeting of its Executive Committee in Srinagar observed that the Pandits were a part and parcel of the Kashmiri culture and could live in their native houses in the Kashmir Valley.

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